circularpositioning | ConstraintLayout 's circular positioning
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ConstraintLayout's circular positioning
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- Create the constraint set
- Initialize the hours animations
- Creates an animator that animates on an orbit duration
- Converts DIP value to pixel values
- Checks if the device has a normal screen layout
- Returns the size of the screen
- Start action
- Get the real screen height in px
- Check if the device has a large screen layout
- Checks if device is in landscape mode
- Returns whether the navigation bar should be shown or not
- Get current screen dimensions
- Convert pixels to DIP value
- Returns the height of the action bar
- Get screen height in pixels
- Get the real screen width in pixels
- Cleanup components
- Get screen width in pixels
- Get screen width in px
- Helper to get the status bar height
- Get the screen height in px
- Resume the hours and seconds
- Pause the hours
- Get the density of the current screen
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QUESTION
I am using Circular positioning and I want to avoid using a fixed size value for the radius so that my layout will be responsive to all screen sizes.
What I have now is
app:layout_constraintCircleRadius="100dp"
onbuttonB
, this fixed size wont be responvise to all screen sizes.I saw this question but I want to know how to make (if possible) the radius dymanic instead of any workarounds to achieve the desired result.
I am using this layout:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-05 at 17:59You need to set int value for width and height then it will work
QUESTION
In my application I have following layout which uses the new circular positioning property of its inner ConstraintLayout
. I think it is pretty good because it does not use fixed dp values for any view size except the circleRadius
.
And exactly that is my problem: My circleRadius
should also be dynamic but accordingly to the documentation it only takes dimensions. So I need is a dimension relative to the constraintCircle
size. Is that possible?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-13 at 12:41I suggest that you abandon circular positioning for this particular layout but stick with ConstraintLayout
. Here is a way to make it work for you by constraining the views that are positioned in a circle around the center icon to the edges of the icon's ImageView
and using bias. As the device scales, so will the layout and the icons will keep their relative placement.
Here is how the two layouts look on two different devices:
I have simplified the layout for this demo by removing the RelativeLayout
and ViewPager
. The concept will still work with these reintroduced.
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Install circularpositioning
You can use circularpositioning like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the circularpositioning component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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